*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 151867 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 151867
vpn pptp on Kubuntu is not available
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I also confirm this as still an issue with network-manager-kde
0.7svn864988-0ubuntu1.8.10.3
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this still is a problem in Kubuntu 8.10 with the latest version of
knetworkmanager
Jonathan
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New version uploaded today depends on network-manager-gnome. Any
wishlist bugs about knetworkmanager should be raised as separate issues
against the 'knetworkmanager' package.
** Changed in: network-manager-pptp (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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+ VPN connections configure dialog doesn't work on knetworkmanager
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I have been using kvpnc for quite a while and works just great. I believe it
has a dcop interface knetworkmanager could use with very little effort...
On 14/05/07, Craig Box [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because I have never tested it. If it works, that's great, I don't see
any reason why it
Unfortunately the default settings for Kvpnc doesn't seem to want to
connect to a Linksys RV042 firewall which uses Microsoft's PPTP
technology, at least with my current tests. I have spoken on IRC with a
developer and s/he is looking into it...
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Hi Craig,
Unfortunately there is no visible change in the behavior of the vpn
configuration wizard with the new package.
It looks like my problem is the same as bug 89120. I've added a comment
there as well. Thanks for investigating.
Regards,
Jeff Trull
PS: I was not experiencing any
Why cannot the Kvpnc be used as the VPN frontend?
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Because I have never tested it. If it works, that's great, I don't see
any reason why it shouldn't, but I don't run KDE and rely on other
peoples input to test.
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I installed network-manager-gnome and it did *not* solve my issue - I
now have a nice applet that appears to help me configure my VPN, but any
networks I add through the Create VPN Connection wizard never stick -
I complete the configuration steps, review the results, hit finish and
there's
A fixed version, with better dependencies, is available for testing:
http://craig.dubculture.co.nz/blog/2007/05/13/new-networkmanager-pptp-
package-fixes-amd64-crashes/
Jeff, please see if this fixes your problem.
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Sourcepackagename: knetworkmanager =
I can also confirm the problem on Feisty. Installing network-manager-
gnome solved the issue.
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I confirm the problem in Feisty updated as of today. Installing that
gnome package kind of solves the problem.
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Well maybe the Configure VPN should either depend on Gnome-Network-Manager
(and have that installed by default), or remove that menu item from the
Feisty network right-click menu? Right now it seems useless and therefor
broken...
Just curious, how is/willl the Portland Project helping to make
I confirm the bug on feisty, installing network-manager-gnome solved the
problem
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I confirm the bug on feisty, installing network-manager-gnome solved the
problem
Does that then launch a Gnome application?
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Does that then launch a Gnome application?
Yes, there is no KDE frontend.
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The easiest solution would be to make network-manager-pptp depend on
network-manager-gnome, as it only provides a frontend for GTK. Any
objections? I have no idea how knetworkmanager works.
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Installing network-manager-gnome works for me as well, but doesn't
ultimately resolve the dependency issue. When I install the network-
manager-pptp it puts an item in my kde menu named VPN Connection
Manager (PPP Generic) that points to nm-vpn-properties that is provided
by the
Thank you very much. But i thing, it should be better to make a
dependency on that package for knetworkmanager package.
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Install the network-manager-gnome package. Solved the issue for me.
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I have the same problem running the same versions as above. I'm trying
to find updated versions of all the debs, but building from source
yields crashing apps.
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I'm seeing exactly the same problem on a fresh Edgy install on x86_64. I
have the same packages installed as the reporter.
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Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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